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They must make not mere evangelistic raids
through their territory. They must do institu-
the church must FIRST repent: then It must go back
and do meet work.
cREEDs VERSUS DEEDS
of.George E Post, OF Beirut, syria, the next
speaker, opened by saying that the past had been
an age OF creeds; the present an age Of deeds.
Land where Christianity originated, ana which was
now occupied by Islam. He traced the divisions
in the churches there, which had resulted in the
Cured when In the missionary field converts were
made to the Church OF Christ; emissaries came
ny had sea' M snas no the
DO something else. the missionaries had
at home. He urged that they should Join hand In
hand In church 10 be known as the Church of
described a union church. established in Beirut 60
years ago, which still existed and thrived-
The secretary, Dr. Strong, read letter from
the committee appointed at the Congregational
council TO confer with other denominations with
the view 10 bring about inter.denominat1onal
work, and TO check the hurtful rivalries between
churches. Prof Fisher set forth what had been
done by the council.
FIVE MINUTE SPEECHES.
Rev. DIR. Philip Schaf, Of New York, was next
introduced as the first five minute speaker He
believed America had within 1t the elements OF
vigorous prosperity. Rev. DIR. Clarke, secretary OF
The congregational Home Missionary Society; Rev.
DIR. BrySon, OF Huntsville, Ala; Mr.. William p.
Booiem, OF Brooklyn, and Rev. DR.. johnson, OF
England, who is here as the organizing secretary
or the great pan-miSSionary conference TO be held
In London next year. also spoke on the subject.
DIR. Johnson said he represented q union OF AZ
missionary boards in England, and his mission
here was to invite America to send representa-
tives there. He asked that America take the
hand OF Old England in this cooperative work.
He urged cooperation In foreign mission work.
When the morning session ended at noon the
visiting members were marShaled in line on the
10thstreet side of the church and proceeded TO the
White House by invitation to pay their respects to
the President and Mrs. Cleveland.
THE AFTERNOON SESSION.
The afternoon session was given up to what
President Dodge referred to as the real practical
work Of the conference, the discussion Of "Methods
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To Err Is Human,

UO EFT Is Human
We may make a mistake by sacrificing the fol-
lowing goods but considering the quantities OF
them we have ON hand, we would rather do that
than have them slowed III our shelves till after the
holidays and possibly till next season. SO, acting
on this impulse, we will give yOua
Rare Holiday Treat
$50 Pairs Ladies' Fine Dong. Kid Button; former
price, $3.50; Cut Price, $1.7O.
20U Pairs Ladies' Fine Pebble Button, channels
lined; regular price, So; Cut Price, s2Is
100 Pairs Ladies' Hand-sewed Kid Button; former
price, 50; Cut Price, $780,
175 Pairs Ladies' Fine American or Dong Kid
Button, sL45; regular price, $225.
200 Pairs Misses Fine Kid Spring Heel Button,
sizes IL to 2; worth $1.50; Our Price, &c.
Congress, $L75.
These goods will wear equal to many 50 shoes.
o. Mems Solid Leather Calf Boot, $1.75
The STANDARD SHOE HOUSE,
1924 9TH, bet. H and sts NV.
An Elegant OIL Chrome Given to Every Gus
toner,
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Of Cooperation In Chris
tian Work." This subject
was very properly pre-
Sented by Rev. Josiah
Strong, d. D., the general
secretary OF the Evangel-
teal Alliance, who has
had much to do with
shaping the work OF the
alliance. DR.. Strong, who
is a comparatively young
man, is a congregational
minister, and was pastor
OF q church in Cincinnati
until he was called to the
Office he now holds. He is
the author of a book,
"Our Country" which
has had a wide circula-
ton, and Is regarded as
authority among men,
berS OF the alliance, In
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REDUCED prices in storm coats. ErsEMAS's.

HH DID Non SHOOT HINsELf-A horse ran away
ON Main street, so did John simpsons wire. Inc
horse left a buggy behind him on the street, and
the wife left seven poor little children al home
Unlike most injured husbands, simpson, although
nearly crazed with grief, did not shoot himself
but ike a sensible man procured bottle OF Scotch
Oats Essence, which Gained his excitement, re-
leved his splitting head, allayed his Hritat!on-
cleared his brain, and allowing his runaway wife
ID 70 her own way. he set about supporting his
children Moral: The runaway horse had TOO
much oats; the runaway wife too little, her nus
band lust enough.
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RKDJcED prices In cuSaway suits. EIsENASs-
GREAT DEIvEs IN LADIES SHOES.
J. and Z. cousins Lake fine Curacao hid Ladies
shoes, Frenel heel. opera TOE, or comnon-sease
j. ana II. CuCsins' make best straight goat La.
dies Shoes, eOmmon-sense style, marked down to
S2.y5; regular prise, also.
Ladies DOlgOla hahu-Weit SHOES. reuuceu u
60 great bargain
I.tdi..s' lne All Day-Sewei Shoes, no lacks OF
threads inside, rel1cet TO sl.Jo worth all OF $50
Ladies' genuine Kid .or Pebble Coat Button,
opera toe or common sense, at slo; actual value,
Sl.15.
Ladies Kid or Goat Worked Button-Hole Shoes.
ali solid lcatner, our pricc s7c; sold elsewhere at
s1-51.
La.ies' Fiannel-LIned House slippers at SOC.
worth 50c-
The STAR SHOE House, 726 9TH street.
SEE OUR s. and So IA l. God Headed Canes.
LADsOS's, 437th St
MONEY SAVED b. buying now your boots, shoes,
ruboers and Arctics while our great reduction sale
Is gOing on l. HEiLBxuS,
Largest one Price shoe House,
402 7tu street.
see: The Old Lady In Window.
PS.-HaIdsOme ehrOmos and tickets for all.
FINE ORIENTAL PEARL opera glasses. $50, worth
81 JACOBS BROTHERS, l2sS Pa ave.
SATURDAYS MARI ErING.-3 lbs. iard, 25c.; . lbs.
sirlOan steak 15c; lbs mince Ii At, Dc; lbs.
anu lOlns IOt.; sVCd article butter, pc; corned
beef. &C.. TiOs beef, 10 H., legs mutton. 12c
vegetables, fruits, groceries, &C. WIxoHs Market
CHnpKkx's SETS, Knife. Fork. and Spoon. Rogers
goods, sl-25. LaDsoNs, 4.S5 1th 81.
REDUCED prices In chilaren's clothing. ErsEMAS's.
SEE oUK sI5 TO SO Ladies' Diamond Rings.
LADsOS's, 4;s3 9TH ST.
REDUCED prices in ehildren's suits. EIsEMAs's.
MAGNIFICENT solid gold ladies' enameled STEM
winder, sis, worth $50
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Amuseinents Tonight.
AIBAUGus--"Lagarl
NATIoSAI--"Jin, the Eeaman.-
HsREIs,.-''The Cattle King"
kEzSAS'S.-The siibons
MANASSAS PASOXAAA--Dly and evening.
-W0SpERLASD.-TAe Hairy Family. g..
L STREET hINx--Pror. Gleason, the Horse Tanner
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SaxOnyWOOl G erm an Hand X nit J ck.
cts. Gentlemens Jerseys, Legglns, Muf1ers, Ho-
siery, Underwear, Gloves. &C., at c. Auerbach's
Mems Furnishings, Hats and Sewing Machine
Rooms, SOl-S03 9TH, cor. Ii. II
At the OriOle. S22 9TH street nOrthwes
for saturday and Monday, December 10 and II
Chlldrens 81 fur-top. spring gloves, only SOC
Sax0ny Yarn, per hank, 10c.; Knitting Yarn. 1C
hanks to a pound, 9sc.; Germantown Yarn, light,
blue and white, 75c. pound; Zephyr, &c. per or.
Barege yelling, double width, 19c. per yd., worth
25c.; good quality Black Jersey, coat back, 4Sc.
tie same In all wool. 9Sc.; Ladies' $3.50 Short
Coats $40; $50 Short Goats, 1923; our s.. "a
Coats S39S: 3-buttoD Kid Gloves. 49c.; cur 4-but-
worth 81, at &C; Cashmere Gloves 19c.; a 49c
Cashmere Stitched-back Glove, 25c.; Fur, 2-inch
Black Coney, CSC. our Soc Black Fur, 35c per yd.
RaccOOn Fur, worth $1.25 per yd., at 79c.; Table
Oicloth per yd., gle; Children's Understands I2k
Is, 10 and 2oc.; Childrens Wool Undershirts OF
Drawers, 2o, 81 80 and 49c.; Ladies' Undershirts OF
Drawers 80 and 49c.; Children's and Misses Cos
Samers, SOC. Ladies' GOSSamerS, 98c.; Corsets, 25,
80 and 49c.
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
Canton Flannel Drawers, for men or boys pc.
Extra Heavy Canton Drawers, material on which
is worth zoe. a yd., Soc; Mems GoSsamers, worth
81, at CSC. Gents Cardigan Jackets 60 CSC. 81 %
and 8: 40; Mems and Boys Fur-top Gloves, SOC.
Mems Heavy Working Gloves, Soc; Fine Fur-top
Gloves, suitable for holiday presents, 9Sc.; Chill
drenS Fine Kid Fur-top Gloves TO-; fine styles
SILK Handkerch1efs, 80 40 and &C; Cashmere and
SILK MufnerS,o0c to$150 SuspenderS, silk worked,
2oc.; Best Gents SOC. Undershirts in the city. 1
For Medical or Social purposes, direct from
the distillery, Fine Old Rye Whisky at s.. 80 per
gallon. NJ. & p. MERGER,
AT 9TH street NV.
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Heavy Blue and Gray Flannel Shirts
81, at c. Auerbachs Knit Jacket Depot, 9TH and H.
Read the following Asto,ndi,p Rar

Read the following Astounding Bar.
ST., $40 and S2l 9TH st. NV, and so be convinced
that we sell cheaper than any other house In the
CITY, Raeslng Gases sse dS Wine Glasses
regular price, Soc; Chamber Pals. 25c; French
Mixed Candy, 12c. lb.; Gilt Band French China
Tea Sets SO pcs, SO 9S sold elsewhere at $40: sI2
Decorated Chamber Sets reduced to 81. 9S; Deco
rated Dinner Sets, ia pcs. s104S, worth SIG; new
style Arabian Banks, 2Oc., worth SOC; Toy Wash
Dolls 6sc., sold elsewhere at ST. large Bisaue
Dolls with JoinJed limbs or Kid bodit s reduced
Large Wagons, &c; Fancy Tenpins, 22c., regular
price, Soc; Perforated Rocking Chairs, Csc; We
1000 Juvenile Books reduced from soc TO pc. ;:
Boys Sleds 42c, regular price 79c.; Toy Alphabet
Tables, 19c.; 5000 standard Works choice collec-
low DOH Carriage and Dressed Doll, Sic.
JOhnsOm's Restauramt, 9th and Il SITS.
Every delicacy IN season can be found at this
famous resort and served In the best possible man
e Mas Lynn hy S Bay
Steamed, Stews, &C. Don't mistake the place.
Frank Johnson's. 442 and IA 9th st. NV, cor. of
K Polite attention Ladies Saloon first floor. 2
Handsome. Gents Silk scarfs, 25c., at
G. Auerbachs Knit Jacket Depot, 7th and II. 1
specials
Wrappers, best prints warranted to wash, &c.,
worth 81.
Skirt and Basque, best prints. warranted to
Chiidrens Hose. iull regular made, 1870, worth
25c.
Gents Half Hose, seamless &c., worth lac.
Gents Handkerchiefs, large size, 4c., worth
Boucle Jerseys, plated back, 4oc., worth 81.
Plated Front Jersey. coat back, Csc, worth
Heavy Merino Ladies' Vests and Pants, &c.
worth SOC.
spool cotton, warranted 200 yards good for the
machine 1c.
Best Quaiity Pins fourteen rows, lc.
And Fine Assortment OF SILK Handkerchiefs,
5Oc. on the 81.
Heavy COlOred Seamless Socks, pair
Csc. At C.Auefbach's Knit Jacket Depot, 7th & H.
Almond Meal for softening the skin. CRs-
WILLIS PHARNAcY, 11th ami stS NV, Il
send 70 GOoAacre,s, 1926 st., for prices
of Flour. Feed, Cut-hay, Grain, &C.
p., ~. Go. Go, Sees &c, "a 2 ssn 81,
Gens's scotch Natural Wool Underwear. q.
Brown Cashmere Underwear, 81.
Emb. KID Gloves, with patent clasps, 81.
Fur-top Dogskin Gloves. lined, 81.
Fur Collars (beaver1, 81
Fur Caps, 81; with patent roll &1.25.
7&9 .AUERBAcH BIO, 623 Pa ave.
PhiIIips' DigestibIe Cocea
Was served at International Medical Congress- %
s.Reyaa Glnee mends China. Glass. Wood, &c.
New Goods, Lew Prices.
New Boston SC. store. 7th e., oet. and K
Fresh Aloerney Butter churned every morning
and delivered IN 4 ID. "Waydp pr1nt4 40c. per ID
Also CQttage Cheese and Ruftermilk: Sweet MIX
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USEFUL HOLIDAY PRESENTS for Gentlemen and
Boys Hats Caps Gloves, Neckwear. Collars,
Guns, Suspsnders, Socks, Dress Shirts, Under
wear, HandkerehIefs, sleeve Links. Canes. UIn-
orllas. &C. r G. LEWIS SON, l42l y. Y. ave-, br.
sxeO 1Jh ST NV
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MRS. EMAONs' COUNSEL WILL APPEAI--In the
Judge Merrck. to-day signed decree confirming
the auditors report In part and amending IL. The
auditor had disall0wed the expenses for experts,
&C., from which Mrs. EmmOns appealed and had
allowed In the taxed costs the usual witness fees
and Prof. EmmOns excepted thereto. IL was ascer-
Mrs. Emmons' witnesses had not been taxed. and
the court ordered the report be corrected In this
respect Mrs. Em.nons' counsel, Messrs. ii. Wise
Garnet and L. Robinson, will appeal TO the Gen.
eral Term.
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BARGAINS ~ HOLIDAY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO the
18th will give 10 per cent discount on all cash
safes; Ill goods marked IN plain ngures. Call anu
see our goods anu prices. II will pay you.
L An>nN,. LeXelrY Store. All 18th ST.
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THE JURY RETURN VERDICT OF GUILTY WITHOUT
LEAVING THE BOX.
In the Criminal Court, Judge Montgomery, this
morning, the old man Harry Smith, alias Chas
Smith, alias Chas. Brown, alias Chas. Fillmore
alias VIM. Watts, charged with the larceny OF q
horse valued at sl40, on the 9th OF october last,
from VIM. James S Son, was placed on trial MI.
Lipscomb, in opening the case, said that the old
man had been brought here on bench warrant TO
answer charge, and had been released on his
personal recognzance by the court and on the day
after his release took the horse
Mr. y. W. Walker, for the accused, repealed the
remark OF Mr.: Lpscomb as to the old man having
been brought here, and said they should not pre-
Judge the case, and IL he found this old man, whose
head has been frosted by four score winters had
stolen the horse, he would frankly tell the Jury.
VIM. James testified to the loss OF the horse.
Wm.. Tumble testified to seeing the accused unite
the horse and tie IL at another place. Lewis p.
johnson testified that he saw the accused with
the black horse In october, on Pennsylvania ave-
nue., when he Johnson) was looking for a horse,
having been burned out. Smith proposed to sell
the horse for $50, and witness bought the animal
paying 500 down, and was to pay $40 more.
The old man, through his counsel admitted that
the affair occurred as stated and the Jury returned
their verdict OF guilty without leaving the box
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United states Minister McLane paid a visit on
Thursday to President CarhOt. In the course Of
their conversation Mr. McLane reminded the presi-
dent that Mr.. Monroe was minister to France in
1794, and was on terms OF friendship with AZare
CarnOt.
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~ SMYRNA RUGS only 81, worth 3.
WASH. Ii. WILLIAMS.
Dealer In Furniture, C'rpets, ald Drapery.
81, 81, anu $40 18th St NV.
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RkDuckD prices In eu.away suits. EIsEXAss.

OUR LINE OF 30 diamond scarf pins surpaSSes
anything of the Aini ever offered
JACOBS BROTHERS, 1923 Pa. ave.
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WE KEEP every make OF American Watches and
sell at lowest prices. X. Harris Co., 4S2 9TH ST.
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sPscI,LLY-DEsIGNED DIAMOND RINGS for Christ
mas-sl2, slJ, as, 500
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Rest Quality Flannel OverShirtS al
Auerbach's Knit Jacket Depot, 9TH and Ii.
Special Sale.Day, SATURDAY..

December TO- at The Fair,
GOldSchmid'S Old Stand
Beautiful Goods. Beautiful Goods
Lovely plush Dressing Sets, for Soc, sI2S 81 49,
SI5, S39s, $685. s6.4s' saes s14s, $s.ss, ss.9s,
These goods are worth almost double the money.
Elegant Handkerchief Cases, for CSC.
A beautiful assortment OF Glove Boxes
Unique and handsome Shaving Sets from CSC.
up.
silk plush Work Boxes, from 9Sc up
Our 80 different styles OF plush Whlsk-Holders.
SILK plush Albums, newest styles for CSC.
Walnut Lap-Desks, for CSC, worth sI.4S
A magnificent display OF Artificial flowers
Handsome China Mugs, decorated, from &C. up
Hand-patnted French China Cuspadores, for 45c,
Child'S silver plated Sets in satin. LINED Box for
pc.
Beautiful Hanging Floral Baskets.
Decorated China Tea Sets, sc pieces. for 81 To-
The largest stock and best assortment OF TOYS
Holiday Goods, Wagons, VelOcipedes, Sleghs &C.
at The Fair, S12 9TH st. n. w. Goldschmid's Old
stand l.
A Carload OF Invincible Minnesota Patent
Process Flour, received this week, very choice
Depot AZ 1th street. Nj. q p. METZGER. l
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Death Caused by a Girls Bite.


Dorothy Williams, young unmarried woman
was tried in Baltimore yesterday on an indIct-
ment charging her with mansaughter, in causing
the death OF Chas. H. Small She had bitten the
young man on the thumb, which resulted in cry
sipelas and death. There had been a love AFFAIR
between the two some two years ago. but they
nad since been estranged. Dorothy occupied a
room IN the same house In which Small and his
motner nved. A rumor was started derogatory TO
the character OF Dorothy. and she accused small
OF Deing tne author OF it. An alteration arose
tween the two, the woman attacking Small with a
Dase bali bat. He took it from her, and In the
scuMc she caught his thumb between her teeth
anu OIL II, which the pOst-mortem physician tes-
tined was the cause OF his death. The jury
DrOught IN verdict OF guilty, and Judge DUFFY
sentenced her to two years in jaii,
One hundred oyster shuckers struck yesterday
at packing house at Locust Point, Baltimore
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-09

We OFFER n few more OF those antique oak
chamber suits at So. The quantity Is limited, so
come early. W. h. HOeke.
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Full Line Raisins, Nuts, Figs, Citrons, and
CurrantS for the Holidays.
NJ. & p. METZGER,
All 9TH street NV
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ROYAL GLUE mends broken articles
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.


ICoR RENr-NEw BRICK HOUSE, NEAR HER
Il dies snd cars. Cal ON DIR. BAYNE, 116 I'd st
Bse. do ST.
ICoR RENT-12e 18TH ST g Z, NEW BRICK, ,
y rooms. water. tl2 per month Gko. T. PAXTON
HIP stae- de-6t'
LQR RKNT-CHEAPIUsr FINISHED. 3-sToRY
y bay window, 10-roon brick, 2o5 q st NV. near
Pension Oee bath. furnace 70 heat whole house in
quire next door dp-sm
II $40 st. nw I5r elOO 500 18th ct n w.. sr. .s25
Il0 9Th st. W.. so lis 10th St NV: sr.
~ 50y 9Th St NV. lr, 80 23y 9Th ST ne. sr 50
ls3a Y sve.n Tor. 80 SIS at sr.. .l6 30
1913 18th n. Or. IL. 30 Mass ave W. 4r..... -
1882 lth store dwg IS stable rear zoos ID
d9-:3t W. CLARENCE DUvALl- ss5 St NV.
IrOR RENT-sIx NEW 7-RooM BRICK HOUSES.
y with al modern improvements, on Marion St NV.
~ e '' A' REAL estate AND TohNs
d9-1w 1426 X st. nv
EOR RENT-NEw MODERN. STYLE. SOUTH
Front six room Brick bath &c lust completed
d9-3t 900 ST. NV.
EOR RENT--113l 18TH ST NV. NINE ROOMS.
y nice little home, all modern improvements Apply
1909 18th st. NV. d9-1m
EOR RENT-l92s AND 1880 9TH ST. n. W. DE
II sirable 2-story 1-room brick houses with all i'm.
proyements. IN good order; rent only s25 each.
d9-3ts b ii. WARNER 4 co.
TCOR RENT-A STORE AND 8 ROOMS AT 1874
9TH St n W. for $50 month. in advance Inquire
at 1l34 9TH ST. NV. d9-2t'
EoR RENT-NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE; l3 ROOMS
completely furnished, with silver china, linen: if
season. DULANEY WHITING. 1870 + ct. NV.
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REprcKp prices IN mems overcoats EIsKMAs,s
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SAID He Was DRUNK WHEN HE STOLE THE CLOTH
ING-A young man named Michael Doyle was
charged in the Police Court this morning with
stealing TWO OvercoatS. TWO pairs OF gloves and
Patrick Daily in a boarding house on Pennsyl-
vania avenue The young man pleaded guilty to
the charge, and said that while under the infiu-
stopped in the boarding house over night, and
while there took the goods He was given sixty
days in Jail.
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REDUCED prices In mems overcoats ErsKMASs.
TEN PyR CENT DISCOUNT at LApsoS's Jewelry
Sc re, Alb 9TH St
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SATURDAYS MARX ETING.-3 lbs. iard, 25c.; . lbs.
sirlOn STEAK 5c; :, lbs mince At, ..5c.; = lbs.
best preserves, .c-; ID. STEAK, 1Oc-; pork chop,
anu IOins 1Oc.; .VOd article butter, 2oc-; corned
beef. SC; TiOs beef, TO H.; legs mutton, 12c
vegetables, fruits, groceries, &C WIxoHs Market
Store Il n
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fn n4sI st nw.m a .l ave se llr Is go
oJ NV -: 1865 zoos . g. Sc. sr.:....s3
; =, - ~ GO ii5s S;a n
o3 26,,::; @ rs = NV. Sr.E 1850
ii :: St is s st n. sr OF
$50 st NV w. iar, ioS6 ps 81 e.
3 9YS IA st. n. W, sr Es23 IN st. sc. Or:
1883 Ohio Or. IS $50 % $40 18th BRIO
STORES. OFFICES. ETC.
81 500 sss ma Dow
scr: =: - ijsSa row :$s%
The above is only portion Of the, property on my
SS e . pSr fa LIST Gs q ofs for epH ANA on
"a room Brick. an modern in:proyements. finely fin
sad 1na
aa-a. ~ HUrT s,s : p, DYER B..
I House; piano. sewing machine, linen. china. &c
tine location. northwest south exposure. trees and
and situation Just handsomely papered and painted
LrOR PENTHOUSE MASS. AVE N. W., 5
Apply to W. c. JOHNSON. us 18th St NV. ds-Im
IIOR RENT-A NEW 7-RooM BRICK HOUSE,
M.a psr month"; Apply 70
Room 1. 1925 + ST. NV, from to 10 am ds-lm
FoR RENT-Low TO PERMANENT TENANT
bay window gas hot and cold water new latrobes It
NV. from 9 to pm. dS-3t.
IrOR RENT
L Frame House. six rooms. Also stable. Rooms
Massachusetts avenue and I'd ST. NV. ds-3t'
EoR RENTAL 1854 14TH ST. NV. A LARGE
aSa d Drn oaa Inquire at 1853 l4h s
EoR RENT-3ls ST. n, w. 20 ROOMS. sUITA-
be for boarding house. Immediate POSSESSION +.
W. MILLER, 1909 II 1t. NV. d. 3'
TNoR RENT-FURNIsHED-2I0 ST. NV: 9
at $50 's ia PAS%EM dsSa
FOR RENT-l3ls sTH ST. NV. THREE STORY
m aiaN tenant en1 $40 per month HEIskEiL Nc
Da, eo ma.e esa
three squares from two lines street cars in rstclass
Park LARGEST and best house in Sty Tor price only
ds Rss "0n' % St. Cloud Building, 9th and SITS
1928 High St. IL rooms. ...................$40
135 Tennessee ave- ne. rooms. mi. 80
i29 18th ST. ne rooms, mi.......-"........-163O
400 st n w. roonls..
80 = " ' ''''';J F' C;UiiLLiNii'NE. "
d7-3t 436 9TH ST. s.w.
Il
II H St NV, 10 rooms, all modern improvements,
500 2O1 d st. NV, rooms, ga. Tie above houses
d7 = i cHAs E. BANEs. 1908 ST. NV
EOR RENT-FoR TERM OF TWO YEARS OR
II more, beautiful residence on 10th st. near s;
completely furnished; rent $1,000. Apply to w. o.
N. SCOTT. 603 18th St DIST
LIOR RENT-429 G ST. NV; IL ROOMS; oPpo-
per month advance Cali at 49, for key. d7-Gt:
IrOR RENT-STORE AND DWELLING, l223 q
st NV, with stable in rear. Apply to q. Y. ATLEE.
1411 St NV. DIV
IVOR NT-FURNIsHED-l5l2 U ST, 2-STORy
Il and basement brick; rooms. well furnished: all
modern improvements; herdics at corner; $40 In
Quire OF NJ NJ. PARKER, 14lS F ST. d7-6t
NOR RENT-FURNISHED-ON ST, BET. 2lST
Il and 22d SITS. 3-stcry brick rooms, thoroughly
furnished; heated by furnace good location 800 In
quire of NJ. Nj. PARKER. l4lS ST. dot
INOR RENT-33OS AND 1910 SHERMAN AVE,
a L. BARBER L CO.,
d7-lOt Sth and 4 SITS, NV
INOR RENT - FURNISHED HOUSE, IN CON
IL venent location in northwestern section for S15
per month: a rare opportunity. HILL JOHNSTON,
T:}S 10Th ST. NV. DIST
EoR RENT : s1s PER MONTH. 1903 NEW
l. Hampshire ave. n W, neat BRICK House, rooms
and BATH and latrobe: house in good condition,
and desirable for q small family. THOS E WAGGA-
MAN, Agent DIST
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-09

MEsDEisSoBS QUNIEFrR CLUD.-Attentton II
cale1 10 an extra Afternoon concert by this cele-
bfaled organization. see adxsrlsement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-09

SPECIAL SALE OF portiers and drapery this week
al W. H. Hoeke'S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-09

REDUCED prices in child overcoats. EIsEMAS's.
FoR Washington dressed beef go TO Jno. r.. Kelly,
stalls 6:, 62S and 90 Center Market, and 2O6 and
2Cs Northern Liberty. corn beef speciality.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-09

loo SMYRNA Door MAS worth sl.J0 for 6oc.
". B. Moses & SON, 11tn and + SIS, Furniture,
Carpet and Drapery Establishment.